Fruitage is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FRUITAGE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the process of bearing fruit
• fruit collectively
• process, state, or season of producing fruit
• Fruit, collectively; fruit, in general; fruitery.
• Product or result of any action; effect, good or ill.
• the yield of fruit

Words related to FRUITAGE

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Words that contain FRUITAGE

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How to use FRUITAGE in a sentence

• His cowardice and its fruitage confronted him, and frightened him into a panic frenzy of remorse.
• It was a period of training for the fuller fruitage of his genius during the Civil War.
• Servants of soul-thrift their volunteer champions! Weeds of the slum, with fresh soil and sweet air, Grow into grace and fair fruitage.
• His piety evidently ripened and mellowed into the richest fruitage which any form of theological or devotional faith can produce.
• Now, moral dispositions are a better fruitage and test of worth in men than any intellectual acquirements.
• The best fruitage of such a course will follow in the years that succeed school life.
• Climates too cold for fruitage in the latter would be too cold for the uniformly safe wintering of crimson clover.
• Letter of 3 February 1937 3 February 1937 Do not feel discouraged if your labours do not always yield an abundant fruitage.
• Its fruitage and flower shall be the solidarity of mankind, the perfection of justice and the praiseworthy attributes of heaven manifest in humanity.
• If you see dry wood or old trees, there is no hope whatever of fruitage.
• Thorns and thistles destroy others completely, but the seed cast in good ground brings forth harvest and fruitage.
• Is it not better? What is the benefit of war? What is its fruitage? For thirteen hundred years there has been warfare and hostility.
• Therefore, hatred and hostility have appeared in the world instead of the divine fruitage of unity and love.
• But after a long time, it doth grow old, yielding no fruitage any more.
• Therefore hatred and hostility have appeared in the world instead of the divine fruitage of unity and love.
• All fruit-bearing plants, however, after fruitage, either shed or change the colour of their leaves.
• Some chapters on the singing voice and its cultivation are the fruitage of a wide experience of many years.
• When soil of thought is fertile And ready for the seeds, It may bring precious fruitage, Or vile and noxious weeds.
• The fields where chaos reigned supreme And Nature frowned aghast, By patient-toil have fruitage borne And blossomed fragrance cast.
• Many a hope has faded And sunk in deepest despair, Through lack of careful pruning That fruitage it might bear.
• I roam as in a waking dream The garden of the Hesperides, And see the golden fruitage gleam Amid the stately orange-trees.
• Whatever the outward forms of religion, its roots ran deep down into the moral law, and must needs have borne in due time a noble fruitage.
• The springtime of some lives is deferred by unpropitious circumstance to the time when it should be glowing with autumnal glory, and rich in the fruitage of the closing year.
• It was a happy thought and has yielded a rich fruitage.
• Into its receptacles the author gathers fruitage from nearly every branch of contemporary learning.
• The children, in truth, were the ill-omened blossoms from which another harvest of precisely such dark fruitage as I saw ripened around me was to be produced.
• The fruitage afforded by these sounds is both manifold and of price.
• Such fruitage as her love I know, alas! I may not reach here from the orchard grass.

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